Sunday, May 9th, 2010
Charlotte Leslie’s promises to you as your new MP
Charlotte Leslie has thanked the people of Bristol North West for electing her as their MP, and has announced that improving education provision in the constituency will be her first priority.
Charlotte said: “It is an enormous honour, and an enormous responsibility to be elected to represent my fellow residents in Bristol North West. I will be working as hard as I can for our community here.”
Wednesday, April 28th, 2010
Ken Clarke meets voters in Westbury-on-Trym
Veteran Conservative politician Ken Clarke gave his support to Charlotte Leslie when he visited Westbury-on-Trym, joining Charlotte and her supporters on the campaign trail in the village.
Monday, April 19th, 2010
BBC Radio Bristol spend the day in Southmead
BBC Radio Bristol is today broadcasting 13 hours of live programmes from Southmead, six months to the day since a Panorama documentary portrayed the estate in a very unflattering light. Although the problems cannot be ignored, Southmead residents and Charlotte Leslie agree that Southmead has a very strong sense of community.
Sunday, April 18th, 2010
Greenpeace hustings in Horfield
The four main candidates contesting the Bristol North West parliamentary seat took part in a hustings organised by Greenpeace held at the Quaker Meeting Room on the Gloucester Road. Charlotte Leslie, prospective Conservative MP for Bristol North West, said that it was extremely encouraging to see cross-party consensus on vitally important issues such as climate change.
Wednesday, April 14th, 2010
Avonmouth boxing club’s six months in new gym
The National Smelting Amateur Boxing Club in Avonmouth is celebrating six months in a new purpose-built gym. Vital funding for the training facility was secured by club President and Bristol North West prospective Conservative MP Charlotte Leslie, who helped raise part of the £68,000 needed to pay for the new building.
Tuesday, April 13th, 2010
Local parents meet with Shadow Education Secretary
Local parents met the Conservative Shadow Education Secretary Michael Gove on Saturday when he visited Coombe Dingle and promised that a Conservative government will help meet the need for an additional secondary school in the area.
Friday, April 9th, 2010
Stoke Bishop home’s innovative method of care
Charlotte Leslie visits Stokeleigh old people’s home in Stoke Bishop which is revolutionising a new method in ensuring that medication is delivered appropriately to their residents.
Monday, February 15th, 2010
Working for more green space for Shirehampton Primary School
Charlotte has been working with Shirehampton Primary School and residents to secure a piece of unused green-space for the school to use. The school hopes to work with residents to improve the space for residents’ use, and use it for school use.
Monday, February 8th, 2010
Blaise Primary presented with original artwork on ‘Rights’
Blaise Primary School children were presented with a piece of original art by Charlotte Leslie, as a basis for discussion of rights and responsibilities, in recognition of their Rights Respecting school agenda.
Friday, January 22nd, 2010
Campaigning for clarity over Elmlea School plans
Charlotte is campaigning with Elmlea School parents for clarity over the plans for Elmlea Infant School, and Junior School playing field, in order that the much needed improvements to the infant school can proceed smoothly and democratically.
